...and still fails to win the ai race at least for now
can you use a faked account that looks like you but hides all the important information so when your phone is in search mode you just show the agent that, giving them something to work on and protecting your privacy
why does the url say 2035?
interesting how it generated 'google killed gemini cloud service' lol
its much easier to learn math now. it's good we have chromebooks + various llms for a low price / for free for poor kids. but i guess being poor means you dont have time to learn math or something. doing math is way…
mullvad with DAITA is pretty good you can also purchase mullvad with cryptocurrencies, cash, etc.
staying kinda anonymous saying this... oftentimes for most programmers the road is a pretty simple one yet the fence or gate is a tolling station of some private interest, so yeah if possible just quit arguing and try…
i feel the same is this one of knuth's 'premature optimizations'?
a tiny advice: can the blog author do some separation between his next and previous article? it's really hard to read unless you hover your mouse over one of them otherwise. link to what i'm talking about:…
jeff erickson's 'algorithms, etc.' is the textbook for our university's algo class. it's brilliant. in case, link: https://jeffe.cs.illinois.edu/teaching/algorithms/
...and still fails to win the ai race at least for now
can you use a faked account that looks like you but hides all the important information so when your phone is in search mode you just show the agent that, giving them something to work on and protecting your privacy
why does the url say 2035?
interesting how it generated 'google killed gemini cloud service' lol
its much easier to learn math now. it's good we have chromebooks + various llms for a low price / for free for poor kids. but i guess being poor means you dont have time to learn math or something. doing math is way…
mullvad with DAITA is pretty good you can also purchase mullvad with cryptocurrencies, cash, etc.
staying kinda anonymous saying this... oftentimes for most programmers the road is a pretty simple one yet the fence or gate is a tolling station of some private interest, so yeah if possible just quit arguing and try…
i feel the same is this one of knuth's 'premature optimizations'?
a tiny advice: can the blog author do some separation between his next and previous article? it's really hard to read unless you hover your mouse over one of them otherwise. link to what i'm talking about:…
jeff erickson's 'algorithms, etc.' is the textbook for our university's algo class. it's brilliant. in case, link: https://jeffe.cs.illinois.edu/teaching/algorithms/